Journal of Democracy July 2022
The Journal of Democracy's July issue features essays on Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky, elections in Hungary and the Philippines, combatting Beijing's sharp power, and more.
Making Big Tech Pay for News: 5 Things to Know
The uneven playing field leads many to question if Big Tech should subsidize the news they use, which is the focus of new research by the Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA)
Digital Directions: July 12, 2022
Digital Directions is a curated newsletter from the International Forum on the evolving relationships among digital technologies, information integrity, and democracy.
Human Rights in Occupied Crimea: Consequences of Russia’s...
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The NED welcomed two key Ukrainian leaders to discuss the situation on the ground in Crimea and the human rights implications of Russia’s full-scale invasion of the country, with particular focus on the residents of Crimea including indigenous people.
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